The phrase "audit plays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or reviewing performance, processes, or activities, particularly in a business or organizational setting.
Example: "The audit plays a crucial role in ensuring compliance with regulations and improving operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "audit functions" or "audit roles".
Critics of the F.L.A. and Foxconn said the most recent audit played down problems found by other investigators, such as unpaid overtime and Foxconn's use of unpaid interns.
The latter, assessing families' needs and use in audit played a bigger role in Africa compared to Europe (see Table 4).
The AUDIT study explores the role that audits play in local accountability systems for infrastructure investments financed by the FISM grant program.
Inspections and audits play their part, but largely to help the operators deliver the best quality possible, not to take responsibility for it.
This does however illustrate the vital role clinical audits play in allowing trusts to monitor and improve the standards of care they provide – and the vast majority do use the information in this way".
Although audits play a key role when evaluating for pay discrimination, "it's important to understand that just giving women more money is not the long term answer to the gender pay gap because the issue has complex components", Roderick says.
We believe that the Competition Commission have grossly underestimated the critical role that audit committees play in protecting the interests of shareholders".
Auditing also plays a role as it legitimizes these business activities and facilitates jurisdictional arbitrage.
For all the improvement in surgical techniques, (neo)adjuvant treatment schedules, imaging and pathology, clinical trials, and population-based audit registrations played a crucial role.
An audit may play a dual role, not only to monitor change in support of clinically effective practice but also as an educational tool.
